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This feature is worth mentioning in the paper, it could be next to the mention to the Jupyter notebook example. See PR #62 |
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Agreed, but I still think we need a lot better docs before we come anywhere near submitting a JOSS paper. But it should also definitely make its way into the scipy paper assuming that the proposal gets accepted (along with the design principles for the stuff in #89). |
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The utils bit is necessary for the |
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LGTM. Rebased on master, all tests passing |
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This provides a prettier way to display Articles when in the jupyter notebook, see image below.
The article's title links to the plos webpage, the doi links to the doi.org webpage.
You don't want to know how long it took to get the title to align properly…
inline-flexfor the win.